Podcast appearances and mentions of Ross Copperman

Make some noise about dither ya'll! Daniel talked about how mastering flow is like songwriting, how to null check audio files, his hybrid mastering signal chain, why Wavelab is so cool, monitor levels, Ozone 11, and the magic of an old Mackie mixer. Get access to FREE mixing mini-course: https://MixMasterBundle.com My guest today is Daniel Bacigalupi, a Minnesota native who has been mastering music in Nashville for 15 years. Daniel began his career at Ithaca College in New York where he earned a B.M. in Sound Recording Technology under the direction of Alex Perialas. Upon graduation, he moved to Nashville and began a 6 year career at Georgetown Masters with renowned Mastering engineer Andrew Mendelson.  Daniel opened dB Masters in Green Hills in 2014 before teaming up with Grammy Award-winning engineer Pete Lyman and Infrasonic Mastering. He now works out of Infrasonic Nashville and continues to work on projects across a variety of genres. Daniel has mastered for a range of artists including Gabby Barrett, Darius Rucker, Parker Millsap, Parmalee, Kane Brown, Levi Hummon, Ross Copperman, Republican Hair, Ginny Owens, Hey Romeo, Here Come The Mummies, Phoebe Hunt, and more. Thank you to Raelynn Janicke, Reid, and Pete Lyman For the Introduction! THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS! http://UltimateMixingMasterclass.com https://www.adam-audio.com https://www.native-instruments.com Use code ROCK10 to get 10% off! https://www.izotope.com Use code ROCK10 to get 10% off! https://gracedesign.com/ https://RecordingStudioRockstars.com/Academy  https://www.thetoyboxstudio.com/ Get your MBSI plug-in here! https://www.makebelievestudio.com/mbsi  Listen to this guest's discography on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3MPeoXnayV4T9ZIUIkroOk?si=17d0aec48f7a4db0 If you love the podcast, then please leave a review: https://RSRockstars.com/Review CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AT: https://RSRockstars.com/470

E54 - Tyler Hubbard is Dancing in the Country with his 5 Foot 9 Wife and Family as a Solo Artist As the Georgia half of Florida Georgia Line, Tyler Hubbard spearheaded the shiny, good-time sound of bro-country in the 2010s, singing such era-defining hits as "Cruise," "Get Your Shine On," and "This Is How We Roll." Once he split with Brian Kelley in the early 2020s, Hubbard continued the legacy of FGL as a solo artist, modernizing their signature sunny sound on the 2022 number one hit "5 Foot 9," which was the first single pulled from his inaugural EP Dancin' in the Country. His eponymous full-length debut arrived the following year. A native of Monroe, Georgia, Hubbard attended college at Belmont University in Nashville, where he met Florida-born singer/songwriter Brian Kelley in a campus worship group. The pair eventually parlayed their friendship into a successful music career under the banner Florida Georgia Line. Emerging in 2010, the duo found mainstream success two years later with the release of their debut single, "Cruise," which became the first country song ever to receive diamond certification from the RIAA. The wide-ranging Grammy Award winners spent the rest of the decade at the forefront of the country-pop scene, releasing gold- and platinum-selling efforts like Here's to the Good Times, Anything Goes, and Dig Your Roots. In 2021, Hubbard and Kelley announced that they would be embarking on dual solo careers while remaining part of Florida Georgia Line. Hubbard's collaborations with Tim McGraw ("Undivided") and rapper Lathan Warlick ("My Way") appeared later that year. In early 2022, he signed with EMI Nashville and began work on his debut album, which embraced both his country and Christian roots, and saw him working with a host of regional hitmakers, including Ross Copperman, Keith Urban, and Thomas Rhett. "5 Foot 9," the first single from the sessions, appeared later that June, eventually climbing to number four on Billboard's Country Airplay charts. Hubbard followed the hit with Dancin' in the Country, his debut solo EP, in August. The set provided the seeds of Tyler Hubbard, the eponymous full-length debut that appeared in January 2023 and reached the upper echelons of the Billboard Country charts. Tyler Hubbard - Dancin' In The Country Tyler Hubbard - 5 Foot 9 https://www.tylerhubbardofficial.com/ https://truemediasolutions.ca/add-to-my-playlist

Steven Rinella talks with Doug Duren, Jim Heffelfinger, Richie Baker, Ross Copperman, Sean Weaver, Brody Henderson, Spencer Neuharth, Phil Taylor, and Corinne Schneider. Topics discussed: The Doug Duren Fact-Checking Alert App; Jim's sticker and the correct pronunciation of "coues"; Steve as a punt gun enthusiast; "rice breast" ducks; how Steve, Jani, and Corinne share the world's greatest doctor; very late duck migrations in 2021; canada geese benefitting from urbanization; how Cal was born with his mustache; FirstLite's new waterfowl line coming at you in 2022; "Typha"; the Shakespearean drama of Washington State's Fish and Game Commission; undermining the theory that rattlesnakes don't rattle anymore because people killed off all the ones that rattle; animals with Covid; when a Funeral Director's assistant writes in with hot tips on how to butcher a deer in the field to avoid disease; PFAS and EHD in deer; Jim's testicle stories; it's not a dog eat dog world; when Doug wrote a mean email to Steve; the CWD creep; mandatory testing?; a really nice buck...that's a doe; piebald deer and deer with fangs; a round of Trivia to bring in 2022!; and more. Connect with Steve and MeatEater Steve on Instagram and Twitter MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop MeatEater Merch Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Over 30 years in ANY business is impressive but in the world of songwriting, it's especially notable....even more so when that writer is still very much at the top of their game. Tommy Lee James was the "bigshot songwriter" our last guest, Ross Copperman, talked about. Ross grew up in the same town as Tommy Lee, and drew inspiration from his success as Ross embarked on his own music career.  But where Ross's country songwriting career has been largely over the last 8 years or so, Tommy Lee's got started back in the late 1980s. And since then, he's written hits for the likes of Brooks and Dunn, Reba,  Tim McGraw, and (*checks notes*) One Direction? Yep. He's not only consistent, he's versatile- not at all just staying in a country music lane. And he's got one of 5 new cuts on the latest Taylor Swift album- a song that was lost for 16 years. In this episode, Tommy Lee James gives a master class in not just achieving, but sustaining success... as well as the importance of proper song labeling when writing with future superstars. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BEXAR (pronounced ‘bear') is comprised of Chris Ryan (lead vocals/guitar) and Logan Turner (vocals/banjo/guitar). The band self-released their debut EP in 2018 and have accumulated over 25 million streams to date. Now signed to Warner Music Nashville, BEXAR has been in the studio working on a new EP with producers Ross Copperman and Luke Laird. The project will be released September 3rd. The group is also getting ready to open a string of dates for Keith Urban. These guys are going to make you wish you were in a band.

30 number one singles as a writer and a producer...six of which he wrote in 2015 alone. He's been nominated for and won multiple BMI, CMA and ACM songwriter awards He works with the biggest names in Nashville, including songwriters like Shane McAnally and Josh Osborne, and artists like Dierks Bentley, Brett Eldredge, Jake Owen and Darius Rucker. He just released an EP of solo material that includes a co-write with Ed Sheeran. And, he used to party with The Who.  Ross Copperman is this month's guest on Write You a Song See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hit Songwriter Ross Copperman sits down and talks about his career as an artist and songwriting. 

Hit Songwriter Ross Copperman sits down and talks about his career as an artist and songwriting. 

This week on Pitch List, Chris chats with Grammy-nominated, Music Row icon Ross Copperman! A truly humble, hardworking, and absolutely deserving talent, you'll get a peek behind the curtain of this writer/producer/artist who's penned 30 number one radio hits and produced for countless country acts. In this episode, Ross talks us through his musical journey that began with an abandoned record deal in the UK, a trip to Nashville that changed his life, and how he's now finding his voice once again as an artist (not to mention, stories about writing with Ed Sheeran and some good old fashioned reminiscing about early days on Music Row). Plus, don't forget to stream Ross' brand new EP, “Somewhere There's A Light On”, out now!

Today’s Grammy nominated hit songwriter and mega-producer guest, has been the man behind a decade of sound, helping some of the biggest artists in the world use their voices and he is now returning to his roots as a solo artist. He is a 4x BMI Songwriter of the year and has penned smashes that include 30 No. 1 songs and other chart climbers for stars including Keith Urban, Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani, Darius Rucker, Kenny Chesney and P!nk, Dierks Bentley, and so many more. Our guest has also produced acclaimed and GRAMMY-nominated albums for Urban, Bentley, and others. Now focusing on his own artist story, today’s guest is releasing his EP, Somewhere There’s a Light On, a five-song collection of his shimmery Southern pop. Featuring back-to-back singalongs and our guests’ ferocious musicality, the EP is radio-ready piano, staccato percussion, synths, snaps and smooth vocals, with country music’s love of cohesive narratives. He co-wrote Somewhere There’s a Light On with favorite collaborators, including a pair with Ed Sheeran. And The Writer Is… Ross Copperman! Artwork: Michael Richey White See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ross Copperman does it all. He writes hit songs. He produces hit records. He nurtures the next wave of musical superstars through his philanthropic work. And somehow he also finds the time to be a husband and father. From his early days as a reluctant eight year old banging away on an upright piano, Ross eventually flirted with a solo career across the pond before returning to the States, where he became one of Nashville's most in-demand players. A chart-topping songwriter and producer with twenty-nine number one hits to his name, the upcoming release of his newest EP brings Ross' career full circle, returning him to his pop music roots. Hang out in the virtual studio with Nick and Ross as they weigh in on a wide range of topics, from the differences between songwriting for yourself and for other artists, to the seismic changes that have leveled the playing field in the music industry.   HIGHLIGHTS:   [02:08] The song "I Hope", performed and written by Gabby Barrett, and produced by Ross, is nominated for Single Of The Year by the Academy Of Country Music [02:50] Ross explains how he came to meet and work with Gabby [05:40] Ross' obsession with songwriting took him from Virginia to the clubs of New York [07:35] From his success in New York, Ross was signed by a British label and put out his first album [09:36] In England, Ross learned a great deal about producing records [10:19] The title for Ross' album, "Welcome To Reality", came to him in a dream [10:56] Although he's back in the US, Ross still has professional ties to England [11:49] Ross has a series of new EPs coming out, starting with "Somewhere There's A Light On" [13:31] Ross' creative energy is invigorated by his focus on his new songwriting and recording [15:18] The pandemic and social media have completely changed the live music business [16:15] Ross' goal in the coming year is to play a theater, but maintain his new recording streak [17:16] Leaving England for Nashville, Ross found himself taking advantage of all the opportunities that came his way [20:29] Ross' big break in Nashville came when he met his life-long friend and mentor Josh Van Valkenburg [21:44] Once he was established in Nashville, Ross had a decade-long string of country hits with artists like Keith Urban, Kenny Chesney, and Blake Shelton [23:29] Some artists like collaborating with Ross over Zoom, but some enjoy working in the same space [25:57] The song "John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16" was inspired by the vignettes of American life that Ross remembered and loved [27:06] Ross' songwriting skills have evolved, and his strengths have changed over the years [28:26] Every song Ross writes starts in his home studio, but the real recording happens in a professional set-up [30:30] Ross' musical talents weren't inherited, they came from his own personal drive [31:19] Ross doesn't write to chase musical trends or social events, he just writes [32:32] Nashville is changing positively in many cultural and social ways [33:59] There is so much new music being release today, it's almost impossible to keep up with it all [35:39] Ross' non-profit Song Farm focuses on teaching high school kids how to make and record music   Thanks for listening! Tune in next week and don't forget to take a minute to review the podcast. In this incredibly competitive podcasting world, every piece of feedback helps. Follow our social media channels for last-minute announcements and guest reveals @theradicalpod on Instagram and Facebook.   Find out more about today's guest, Ross Copperman. Find out more about your host, Nick Terzo   MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: @GabbyBarrett_ @ACMawards @taylorswift13 @kennychesney @KeithUrban @MarenMorris @kanyewest @johnlegend @MarkRonson @TheWho @Pete_Townshend @rogerdaltry @RobertPlant @robbiewilliams @shanemcanally @bmaloufmix @KevinKadish @DierksBentley @BitterEndNYC @ColumbiaRecords @kevinmgriffin @betterthanezra @natashabdnfield @thescript @guyachambers @vanvalk13 [Josh Van Valkenburg, Ross' friend and mentor] @jeremyzucker @chelseacutler @thompsonsquare @oasis @amywinehouse @RCARecords  @PhotoFinish [Photo Finish Records] @edsheeran Song Farm Ashley Gorley

photo by John Shearer Ross Copperman is a singer/songwriter and music producer. In today's episode, listen in as Ross shares his experiences at the Process and what it has been like to integrate the work he did at the Process over time. The main themes from today's episode are authenticity, balance, fame, voice, artistry, and learning to trust and love your own way of living in your love's everyday radius. Ross Copperman was born in Roanoke, Virginia with a passion to create songs. After graduating college, Ross signed a record deal with Sony Records in the UK. Despite success as an artist, Ross moved to Nashville to focus on songwriting and production, recognizing this to be his specialty. MUSIC AWARDS Ross has written and produced upwards of thirty-three #1 singles, revolutionizing the sound of Nashville’s current country music. He's produced a wide range of country artists, including Keith Urban, Dierks Bentley, and Eli Young Band, Jake Owen, and Brett Eldredge. Some of the #1 songs from these productions include, “I Hold On”, “Drunk On A Plane”, and “Say You Do.” Blake Shelton’s “I Lived It” and Keith Urban’s “Female” demonstrate Ross’ talent for crafting sentimental ballads. In 2020, he topped the charts with hits “What She Wants Tonight” by Luke Bryan, “Catch” by Brett Young, and “I Hope” by debut artist Gabby Barrett. Ross has received multiple CMA Awards and ACM nominations. He was awarded 2 CMA Triple Play Awards for co-writing six #1 songs in a 12-month period. This earned Ross the title ACM Songwriter of the Year in 2016. You can learn more about Ross and his career, hit songs, and awards won, here. Subscribe on Apple/iTunes

We had the pleasure of interviewing Manny Blu over Zoom audio! Country recording artist, Manny Blu will release a new EP, titled New Ink, on November 13, 2020. Manny’s debut single off the record, "Born To Ride," is now available and perfectly lays the groundwork for what is to come.Bringing to life a completely different side of the Montreal native, New Ink speaks directly to what Manny himself calls the "true heart" of the band's live shows: "There's more rock, more soul, and more volume this time around. It's bigger and louder, but it's still me. And more importantly, it's still fun."With his amplified mix of country twang and heavy rock & roll attitude, Manny brings his rebellious outlaw vibe to country music, creating an original sound that makes room for his blues and rock upbringing. While influenced by Brantley Gilbert, The Cadillac Three, and Jason Aldean, each of the five tracks heard on New Ink live in an edgy new space with rock-based instrumentals at the forefront. Recorded at OmniSound Studios in Nashville and produced by Aaron Eshuis, its rock-forward approach is fitting since the title stems from one of Manny's favorite bands, Mötley Crüe, and their album New Tattoo. One look at Manny, and it's no secret that he's a fan of tattoos-but to him New Ink means more than just thinking about the next one, for him, it's the release of his inner creative expression and his new sound to the world.The first single off of New Ink, "Born To Ride," is a track about finding that 'ride or die' person who will have your back as much as you have theirs—written by top songwriters Rhett Akins, Ross Copperman, and Josh Osborne, the track debuts today with a lyric video that provides a snapshot of Manny's acclaimed live shows.Consisting of four additional tracks telling the stories of real-life through love and heartbreak, Manny's upcoming EP displays substantial growth. Not only has 2020 already been a landmark year when it comes to streaming for the up-and-coming artist, it has also led to the development of global expansion with the addition of teams in the US, Canada, and the UK."Music is one of the most powerful elements to someone's life," said Manny when talking of the story behind the EP. "I think it can make what someone is going through ok, it can motivate, and empower people–so I tried to add a little piece of each of those things into New Ink."Manny continues to bring his vibe to country music–a sound he introduced with Leave It Like It Is, his debut record (2019) that earned him thousands of new fans and presented him with the opportunity to hit the road across Canada and the US. Last spring, Manny spent two months crossing Canada while opening for George Canyon's "Hit After Hit Tour" and then headlined his Canadian tour to close out the year. Earlier this spring, Manny crossed the US and Canada on another headlining tour. Fans can expect new show announcements in the coming months.ABOUT MANNY BLU:Manny Blu has always been a fighter. Years before he crisscrossed North America as an acclaimed country singer and a true road warrior-playing nightly shows in support of his 2019 debut album Leave It Like It Is, while also sharpening the larger-than-life sound that would fill his 2020 follow-up EP New Ink, Manny spent his days in the gym, training for a career as an MMA fighter.Traveling often to Nashville from his hometown of Montreal, he began piecing together a new record–one that showcased the lessons he learned on the road. Working with producer Aaron Eshuis and hit songwriters like Josh Osborne, Rhett Atkins, and Ross Copperman, Manny Blu emerged from Nashville's OmniSound Studios with New Ink. From "Born To Ride" to "Sink," these new songs tell relatable stories about love, loss, breakups, and everything in between, rooted in an amplified mix of country twang and heavy rock & roll attitude."I wanted the album to sound the way we do live," says Manny. "There's more rock, more soul, and more volume this time around. It's bigger and louder, but it's still me. And more importantly, it's still fun."Raised as a versatile athlete who played hockey, soccer, and football before kickstarting his MMA training at 16-years-old, Manny Blu hasn't lost that fighting spirit. If anything, he's gotten stronger, learning to roll with the punches and knock down any obstacles in his path. New Ink, with its hard-hitting hooks and country-rock edge, is the soundtrack to a career on the rise–and Manny Blu is ready to deliver a knockout blow. New Ink will be available on November 13, 2020.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod  #foryou #foryoupage #stayhome #togetherathome #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetwork​​Listen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

I'm joined by the dynamic Jake Brown on the show today. A man who has written amazing books about the music business, and everything that goes into music writing and production. His books span across all genres, ranging from Country, RnB, Hip Hop, and Pop. Celebrating his 50th and latest book on the show with me, Jake Brown's ‘ Behind the Boards' features behind the scenes stories of country music's most notable artists, running from Tim McGraw, Clint Black, Vince Gill, Blake Shelton, Keith Urban and so many more. Jake moved into Nashville in 2003 with only two books published at the time. Nashville has been more than a home for him, as it has sparked the inspiration behind his multiple book series. It was here that Jake started focusing on writing his books based on the interviews he booked with songwriters like Jack Douglas, Eddie Kramer, and Bob Ezrin. In the span of 8 years, Jake was able to write 18 books. Jake was driven into depression mode when his dog Hanover died. Focused on how to best cheer himself up, Jake started writing his Behind the boards Nashville series. He began contacting Country song producers and writing the Nashville Songwriter. It was during his book series that Jake began interviewing and learning from songwriters and producers like Dave Cobb, Paul Waley, Shane McNally, Ross Copperman, Zach Crowl, Darius Rucker, Frank Rogers, Miranda Lambert, Kenny Chesney, and Nobert Putman. Different types of Country Song producers. While interviewing songwriters, producers, and singers. Jake noticed there are basically two types of country song producers. Track producers - These are producers who play all the instruments and work on the entire track in the home studios. Old School producers - these are producers who take a more traditional vibe of getting the entire band together for a weekend solely focused on producing music at the studio. Old school producers can go as far as knocking out a couple of number one hits in an afternoon. Jake tells the story of how Darius Rucker's friend and Brad Paisley's producer, Frank Rogers worked on a single album in one afternoon which went on to knock out a couple of number one hits in Nashville. There's a blend of both unique, short, and long-term relationships between singers, songwriters and producers in Nashville, and Country music as a whole. Jake, for one, has interviewed singer-producer duos that have a 10 - 30 year bond of working together. In his latest book, Jake also dives into interesting stories of individuals that started off trying to become singers, only to end up working and enjoying songwriting and production. And also how singers, songwriters, and producers build connections that end up being lifetime relationships from the most unlikely of scenarios, with one, in particular, being between Taylor Swift and Nathan Chapman. With over 300 number one hits included in his book and interviews, Jake dives into the behind the scenes backstories of Country's biggest stars in the last 20 - 30 years. How vulnerable they were when first starting out and how they've been able to grow, adapt, and overcome over time to become the superstars they are today. Music production is a diverse process and works differently for every producer. It could be a long process of listening to thousands of different songs and picking just 30. Or, it could be an overnight sensation of writing, drafting, and producing number one hits in just one night. The future of music. With technology being the driving force over so many industries today, Music has also been majorly affected, both positively and negatively by both technology and the internet. Streaming, Jake says, is the future of music. With 70% of record sales for weekly billboards coming from online streams and downloads, there's no denying the revenue powerhouse that the internet has proven to be. Ringtones used to be a proven phenomenon in providing revenue for singers, but those days are all but gone. There's also a trend of 360 types of deals where labels now get a piece of the live show revenues, a phenomenon that wasn't present in the past. If you want to know more about the diverse and changing art in music production, you can hop over to YouTube, where Jake has over 100 hundred videos where through the countless interviews, he gives a broader outlook of how hits are produced and distributed. Timestamps 03:58 How Jake started writing his book series 05:16 Working with different producers 08:09 What Jake's books entail 10:40 The diverse art of music production 15:15 How the music industry is taking shape 20:26 The business aspect of music production 24:30 Easy E and the Hip Hop side of music 25:51 What Jake hopes you'll get from the book 27:27 Jake's backstory and how it's connected to his production career. 31:41How music in the 70s and 80s was produced 34:48 Support community for different musicians 35:20 the underappreciated value of sound engineers 40:40 The growth of home studios 43:22 What's next for Jake Brown? 46: 58 Listen to “Connected” by James Kevin O'Connor Quotes It takes you on an entertainment roller coaster and still acts as a reference guide. The main role of my book series is to give you a 3D outlook into how country music is produced behind the scenes. The most important role of a songwriter in Nashville is to reflect the life of the audience through the music and lyrics. That's why so many songwriters in Nashville talk about getting their ideas while driving to work or during their everyday conversations. Through the interviews done, you get an amazing combination of the different ways that records come alive. And ultimately, the more music you listen to, the more educated you become. Connect with Jake Brown. Website - www.jakebrownbooks.com YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX5XPxueMyMXzaSbBrcAWgw/videos Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/Nashville-Songwriter-Stories-Country-Greatest/dp/1940363179 Selected links and mentions. Tim McGraw Clint Black Blake Shelton Keith Urban Vince Gill Dave Cobb Brad Paisley Shane McAnally Ross Copperman Zach Crowell Darius Rucker Frank Rogers Tony Brown Taylor Swift Miranda Lambert Kenny Chesney Robert Putnam  

Madysyn is a singer-songwriter based in Nashville, TN. She went viral at the age of 12 after her father, YouTube comedy star Jack Vale, recorded her singer Naughty Boy and Sam Smith's "La La La."She has since garnered an impressive 18 million streams on Spotify and has worked with Grammy-nominated songwriter and producer Ross Copperman.In this episode, Madysyn and I talk about writing music during the quarantine and how it has affected her creative process since she can't work with other producers and songwriters in the studio. We also talk about her musical tastes and exposure growing up, her going viral after her father posted that video, and how she's assembled her team of publicists and management.--Connect with Lennon:Website: https://www.lennoncihak.comPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/lennoncihakMailing List: http://eepurl.com/dlYpxTInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/lennoncihak/Twitter: https://twitter.com/LennonCihakLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lennoncihak/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5eX_uxAUIwBC0gyKwCbqtwGuest Request: https://goo.gl/forms/8zs61IYiIXMLjFpX2Connect with Madysyn:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6fg51LVMgKxGjpIR9ihl9k?si=BaM6NXCeRgqlaz1ADfsx5AFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/madysynTwitter: https://twitter.com/MadysynRInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/madysyn/

Madysyn is a teen singer/songwriter who went viral when she was just 12 years old -- her video singing garnered over 10M views in just 2 days. She has over 1 million combined social followers! Her last cover, "Shallow" with Tyler Ward has over 18+ million streams on Spotify and counting, and she just released her debut country single, "Girlfriend" in Feb written by Ross Copperman (21 no.1 singles). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

My guest today is Allen Parker a recording engineer originally from Atlanta, GA now in Nashville managing Easy Eye Sound and working closely with artist and producer Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys. Allen grew up playing both drums and percussion in classical ensembles and rock bands before  getting his degree in music business and production at Belmont University followed by becoming a staff engineer at Ocean Way Nashville for several years, where he quickly developed professional and personal relationships with many of music city’s finest musicians, engineers, and producers like Dan Auerbach, Jay Joyce, Ross Copperman and mentor, Ben Fowler.  For the last decade he has devoted himself to freelance work and now in numerous Nashville studios. Since January 2016 Allen has been the Chief Engineer and Studio Manager at Easy Eye Sound; A Nashville based studio owned by artist/ producer Dan Auerbach.  Allen’s client list includes the likes of Dan Auerbach, Dierks Bentley, Joe Walsh, Yola, Blake Shelton, Robert Finley, and many other cool artists. Thanks to our sponsors! WhisperRoom: https://whisperroom.com Get 10% off the 4x4 or 4x6 booths now when you mention Recording Studio Rockstars: http://whisperroom.com Spectra1964: https://www.spectra1964.com Eventide: https://www.eventideaudio.com OWC - Other World Computing: https://www.OWC.com RoswellProAudio: https://roswellproaudio.com RSR Academy: http://RSRockstars.com/Academy Want to learn more about mixing? Get Free mix training with Lij at: http://MixMasterBundle.com Hear more on Youtube If you love the podcast, then please Leave a review on iTunes here CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/229

Outside of magazines and celebrity hunters and anglers, high-performance apparel brands are some of the most influential voices in the industry. Few show up with unwavering conviction and sense of purpose like First Lite. We recently sat down with Ross Copperman, President, and Kevin Harlander, Community Manager and Brand Partnership Lead, to get an inside look at the company and brand. In this special edition of The Tailgate Podcast, we’re coming to you from First Lite’s backyard in beautiful Sun Valley, Idaho. Their remarkable brand is the sum of their talented people and evolves with each new hire. Their deep knowledge bench about the true needs of hunters is reflected in every inch of the brand experience. From the products they make, the people they hire, their creative work in the marketplace – right down to their customer service on a live webchat. If you’re not a rabid fan of this brand already, you will be after hearing their story. Learn more about our mission at thetailgatepodcast.com

A conversation with writer/producer Ross Copperman. 

This is an interview with your host, Bad Luttrell, on the Lone Star Outdoor Show. First Lite's Ross Copperman joins, as well as the guide from the sweepstakes, Jordan Budd. We'll outline what's up for grabs, what we're all chasing this hunting season and Brad and Ross share how First Lite and GoWild started working together. Enjoy! WIN A WESTERN HUNT WITH TEAM FIRST LITESponsored by First Lite and GoWild GoWild has partnered with First Lite to offer a sweepstakes for a premium western whitetail or mule deer hunt and a First Lite kit, valued at more than $4,500. One randomly selected winner will join First Lite Pro Staff members Cable Smith and Jordan Budd for a western hunting trip in 2020. The winner will also receive a head-to-toe First Lite setup for the hunt. This includes base layers, mid-layers, outerwear and accessories. Both Jordan and Cable are lifelong, skilled hunters. Jordan will guide the winner on this hunt located on her family ranch in Nebraska and will be accompanied by Cable, who is the host of the well-known podcast and syndicated radio show, the Lone Star Outdoor Show out of Dallas, Texas. “First Lite is more than an apparel brand; it’s a community of like-minded hunters who want to be challenged,” said Ross Copperman, Vice President of Marketing and Sales for First Lite. “We saw this as a chance to give back to our customers while partnering with another great community, GoWild.”  Entering is free via GoWild, the activity tracking social media app for outdoor enthusiasts. The sweepstakes will be open July 21st, 2019 until September 1st. DETAILS & HOW TO ENTER FOR A CHANCE TO WIN All-expenses paid whitetail or mule deer hunt with Jordan Budd & Cable Smith (for a 2020 hunt)Ranch fees, hunting license, and ammunition provided. Bowhunting is optional. You can bring your own rifle or use one of the ranch’s own muzzleloadersFree head-to-toe First Lite kit for your tripMeat care and shipping is provided—just bring your own coolerExpenses will be paid for lodging and meals To enter, download the GoWild app and create your account. Tap the compass, then tap Giveaways. You'll quickly find the post about the sweepstakes there and more information on how to enter.

Summer NAMM was a blast last month in Nashville! Join us for our conversation with some of the hottest songwriters and producers in the country - Ross Copperman, Luke Laird, & Beth Laird!

Summer NAMM was a blast last month in Nashville! Join us for our conversation with some of the hottest songwriters and producers in the country - Ross Copperman, Luke Laird, & Beth Laird!

In our first episode of our C2C 2019 special, we have exclusive interviews with Ross Copperman ('Female' - Keith Urban, 'Get Along' - Kenny Chesney), Laura Veltz ('The Bones' - Maren Morris), along with press conferences with Brett Eldredge, Runaway June and Chase Rice.

Songwriter Ross Copperman stopped by to talk about his new project Homegrown Country Kids Volume 1

Songwriter Ross Copperman stopped by to talk about his new project Homegrown Country Kids Volume 1

Ross Copperman Talks About New Project by Sam Alex

The Gully Jumpers record what would become the first two singles ever recorded in Nashville, Private Elvis arrives in Germany, Johnny Cash releases a concept album, Garth Brooks goes platinum, Keith Urban falls off his motorcycle while trying to stay on the wagon, and happy birthday to songwriters Dave Gibson, Kelly Willis, and Ross Copperman! That and more in today's podcast! Subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, Spotify and Google. Follow us on FB, TW & IG @TICMHPodcast

Jim Casey talks with Keith Urban about: • "Blue Ain't Your Color" winning the CMA Award for Single of the Year • debuting his new single, "Female," at the CMA Awards • hearing "Female" for the first time on Oct. 11, one day after it was written by Ross Copperman, Shane McAnally and Nicolle Galyon • recording "Female" on Oct. 31 • the importance of the song's message in 2017 • working on his upcoming 10th studio album, which will drop in 2018 • taking his time while making new albums • bringing albums to life the way he hears it in his head: "audio-lize" • turning 50 years old in October • touring hard in 2018 • celebrating Thanksgiving with wife, daughters & mom this year • relaxing over the upcoming holidays Quote Worthy: • "I had an immediate reaction to 'Female'—as a father of two daughters, as a husband, as a son, it just resonated with me. I went and grabbed my acoustic guitar and started playing it right away." Show Participants: • Keith Urban • Jim Casey, NCD editor in chief

Jim Casey talks with Lee Brice about: • early mornings with his three kids, Takoda, Ryker and Trulee • his five-month-old daughter, Trulee • releasing his self-titled studio album on Nov. 3 • why he decided to self-title the album (the Metallica effect) • building the album on an organic level via the instrumentation • putting every bit of himself into the new album • co-producing the new album • co-writing 11 songs on the album with the likes of Ross Copperman, Dallas Davidson, Rhett Akins and more • co-writing "Story to Tell" with Edwin McCain, a song that features Warren Haynes on guitar • current single, "Boy," and what his two sons think about it • making the video for "Boy" • recording "The Best Part of Me" for his daughter • spending family time in South Carolina this winter • hitting the road in January Quote Worthy: • Lee Brice: "Edwin McCain was my hero growing up. He's from South Carolina. Growing up it was him and Garth . . . they were two of my biggest influences. I was able to get in touch with [Edwin]. I called him up . . . and he came to Nashville. We wrote two songs that night. It was like I'd known him my whole life. And then I decided that one of the songs ["Story to Tell"] was for sure going on the record, so I asked him if he would come sing on it . . . he's so talented and so smart and so funny. It was crazy to be able to go make music with one of my heroes." Show Participants: • Lee Brice • Jim Casey, NCD editor in chief

Jim Casey talks with Darius Rucker about: • teaming with Brad Paisley, Demi Lovato and CeCe Winans for Hurricane Benefit • making country music for 10 years • scoring his 8th No. 1 single as a country singer, "If I Told You" • making his new album, When Was the Last Time • working with producer Ross Copperman for the first time • writing two songs with Dean Dillon • drinking two-dollar wine in his college days • teaming with Charles Kelley, Jason Aldean and Luke Bryan on "Straight to Hell" • starring in more acting roles • seminal moments in his country music career • his philanthropic work with St. Jude Show Participants • Darius Rucker • Jim Casey, NCD editor in chief

Jim Casey talks with Brett Eldredge about traveling the world in his downtime, things he’s learned by watching the way other country artists like Keith Urban and Luke Bryan work, the shy side to his personality, co-writing his own songs, celebrating victories with longtime producer/songwriter/friend Ross Copperman, his new self-titled album, Brett Eldredge, and more. Show Participants • Brett Eldredge • Jim Casey, NCD director of editorial Show Notes & Links: http://www.nashcountrydaily.com/2017/08/02/brett-eldredge-talks-writing-personal-songs-singing-from-his-heart-coming-into-his-own-new-self-titled-album-more

Bobby is joined this week by songwriter Ross Copperman who has written No.1 songs for Luke Bryan, Keith Urban, Brett Eldredge and more. Bobby talks to Ross about his songwriting process, how he gets ideas every single day and even how he started as a UK pop artist. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Justin Moore has a lot to celebrate these days.  The Valory Records artist released his “Off The Beaten Path” album in September, and it didn’t take long for the lead single “Point At You” to take the top spot on the charts, propelling the album also to the top spot on the charts.  We had a chance to catch up with Justin and “Point At You” songwriters Ross Copperman, Ben Hayslip and Rhett Akins at the popular Nashville nightspot The Stage to celebrate that song’s success.

Ross Copperman is one of the most accomplished and respected country music songwriters in Nashville. He's been a part of writing close to 30 #1 country hits for artists like Brett Eldredge, Florida Georgia Line, Luke Bryan, Keith Urban, Kenny Chesney, Dierks Bentley and many more. Ross joins The Music Made Me to talk about his early musical memories on the piano and in various rock bands during high school. He then reminisces about his time in University and how his experiences there led to the release of his successful debut album Welcome to Reality. Finally he talks about moving to Nashville, his career as a songwriter and producer and finding inspiration in 2020 to write and record his own music once again, which has culminated with the release of his album Somewhere There's a Light On. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy